Next time I'm out west, I might try one, but I'm in no hurry.

Hmm… Never heard of that, but apparently they have a location not too far from me. Maybe I'll try it out sometime.

On the contrary, we like burgers. We just don't like greasy cardboard.

Now someone just needs to so a supercut of 60s computer hacking (like "The Italian Job") … if there is enough for a supercut. don't know.

A week or so ago, I accidentally attempted to text someone who has a landline. I got a message asking if I would want it delivered as an audio message, for a fee.

I'm a fan of both Weird Al and the I Love Lucy show. How have I not seen that before?

"Perform This Way"

Semi-related, semi-tangent….

I think that the technical work of making a single shot video is more interesting than any of the individual performers.

"I saw your blog post."

At least "Belfast Child" was something of a dirge to start with, unlike some of the other songs. (That's basically the same tempo as the original.)

We'll always have Paris.

it would be nice if these roles went to ancient Egyptians

Dr. Ian Malcolm
Q (Skyfall version)

And even now, she still isn't half bad.

Luke is Vader's father

I don't think it's harder to buy into CGI at all. I've seen movies where I haven't realized an effect is CGI, or even an effect at all, and then learn after the fact that the filmmakers used CGI for something. This is mostly in dramas or other movies that aren't blockbuster action flicks where I'm not actually looking…

Somewhere along the line, I got the notion that "Metropolis" was supposed to be Chicago. I don't know why, though.

If you're having trouble reading text, just highlight it with your cursor - that helps in most cases.

Here's a blog post comparing the thematic similarities of "Dr. Strangelove" and "Raising Arizona". That took the cake when it comes to "stretching":